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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

WELFARE ACTIVITIES--CPO/CPF


Welfare Scheme for CPF Personnel
Welfare Scheme for CPF Personnel The total fund sanctioned, released and utilized by Central Para Military Force (CPFs) for the welfare activities during the last three years and current year is as under:-
Year ** 2007-08** 2008-09 **2009-10** 2010-11
Assam Rifles 415.50 400.50 641.32 250.00
Border Security Force 1473.84 1151.42 1602.63 300.00
Central Reserve Police Force 1552.40 1473.95 3356.27 3072.00
Central Industrial Security Force 329.72 279.36 718.81 100.00
Indo Tibetan Border Police 265.60 294.05 469.18 205.00
Sashashtra Seema Bal 237.76 278.38 342.18 200.00
National Security Guard 59.62 30.59 26.00
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Total utilized 4334.44 3908.25 7156.39 4127.00
Proposal of welfare activities received from different sections of Central Para Military Forces are considered by the Government from time to time. This was stated by the Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Shri Ajay Maken in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today.

Friday, July 2, 2010

Naxals slit throats, CRPF men vow to retaliate

Naxals slit throats, CRPF men vow to retaliate
The brutal face of NaNaxals slit throats, CRPF men vow to retaliatexals who killed 27 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in Narayanpur district of Chhattisgarh on Tuesday came out when they slit open throats and smashed the heads of some of the security men.

According to the preliminary post-mortem reports the personnel were brutally killed by the Naxals and around three to four bullet wounds were found on all the 27 CRPF personnel bodies.

"The Naxalites shot dead the CRPF personnel from a distance and later, they slit open the throats of three and smashed heads of two other jawans," .

The bodies of the CRPF personnel were airlifted from the thick forests of Dhodawyee to the state capital's Dr BR Ambedkar hospital for conducting post-mortem.

While the CRPF personnel foiled the Naxals move of attempting to loot the armory, 27 jawans were killed,
"police believe that around 15 Naxalites were killed in the cross-firing".

A large number of heavily-armed Naxals, perched on a hilltop, had opened fire with automatic weapons on a 63-member security contingent which was returning on foot from road opening duty yesterday.
The dead included a CRPF Assistant Commandant Jatin Gulati.